Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
THE ASSEMBLY,.
1onns ~ 1slens 81 me I.ewer


X1uns 81 Gacvnmento up to the close Of
1.ess last week:
Tko <,0mmittee on Labor and Capital
r1po<ted hack Assembly bill No. 67-To
rE1gito for the better protection and
61p1rity Of life and property in the use
e ulcAtn boilers. without recommends.
Ihs Committee ON Commerce and
Xovfgztiou reported against the passage
q Assembly bill l2l--An Act to provide
~ the inspection of illuminating oils
nonufactured from petroleum or coal
Ihe Committee ON Vinicnlture and
x1eiuaIturs reported back Assembly bill
-. 05-An act T. provide for the con-
GIInetion. completion and equipment OF
- VitieulturAl Laboratory at the Uni
Surn3sy u California. without recon-
{ m1n1ation- The committee reported In
11o>g Of Senate bill No. 100.
xhe Coumittee on Irrigation reported
= 1nIer Of the psasaee of Assembly con-
Qnrrono roeo uticn No. 2, rela ing to the
Dnnnnxe OF special lawf, as amendedsby
~ oonmittee.
The Committee ON Military Affairs re.
uog(ed favoFably on bill lS4. relating to
- crfction Of armories for the n. 9. c.;
- On bill $50, an act to appropriate
%. go for the construction of an addi.
(&nnol cottage at the Veterans Home.
Ihe Committee ON State Prison r..
uDF>od substitute for Assembly bill
n naaking appropriations for di6cien-
- u the appropriation for the support
G H. prison 1t San Qaentin.
HE Committee on Retrenchment re-
Unr1ed against the passage of bill 327,
Io1ucfpg the salary Of the State Printer
- tho foreman and assissa ant foreman.
The Committee on County and Town.
nE1p Governments reported against bill
zIa. 90l. relating to different classes Of
o1Ioors; also 238, amending the County
0eVegnmeut act; also 1872, and act pro-
wiling for the extinction Of tramps and
NM Tor rural housewives. The com.
m1tHes reported substitute for bill No.
-, omending the County Government
-, and ia favor Of Henate bill 326 and
AasesabIy bill 297, amending the County
0ogerument act. Bill No. 246, relating
- ~ County Government act, was re.
portsd back without recommendation.
MORE BILLS.
The following bills were introduced
- ordered referred to the proper CON-
m1t1ees:
~ L. Blauc--An act for the govern
mg.t Of savings hanks and for the pro-
o1stioa Of depositors in the same. 1t
GDogides that money earned by individ-
- deposits shall be added to other earn
hns--When the amount aggregates o
- equal 70 two and half Ier cent. of
- banks liability to depositors--and
1fr1Eihutsd to dspositors.
~ Young-An act to encourage and
uEov5<le for general vaccination in the |
01nts Of California. 1t is similar to the |
&fnnte bill already introduced.
Dy Ia Bianc-For the relief of the
hG1ss Of George Horton, whose property
~ Destroyed in blasting for the sea
uall il Sau Francisco. The bill pro-
V31es for the appropriation of 5000.
By Ell worth-An act to amend the
- prevailing for the organization and
NDverssment 0f municipal corporations.
~ Tsylor--To appropriate moaey to
~ tbs rent of the Hastings Law College
=. -, December !. 1885, to January 80
By Rucker-To amend an act entitled
- eel concerning actions for libel aud
a1ander. Tho bill provides that any
psFson bringing libel suit shall be re-
Q1ired to ill written undertaking in
- sum of 5000 as to insure the
unyment Of COSTS if the case is dismissed
- defendant RECEIVERS jnlgment.
By Basier-An act for the appropria.
e1sn Of money for the erection of resi-
10oes, etc., at the Stockton Asylum.
~ Taylor-To pay the claim of Ben
G6hen foe expenses incurred in the deco |
u115on Of the State Capitol on the occa.
- Of the funeral obseques of General |
sQssnt. The sum required is Sis.
b Taylor--To provide for the grad
- and eraveliDg of that portion of Fiji.
oo1nth street, between L. and M. ad- |
joining the State Capitol grounds. The
nnount required is 5000.
By Tay ior-To provide for the def.
eiency in the appropriation for repairs |
- the State Capitol.
BY Spurgeon--C Constitutions Amend. |
nsat No. 10. relative to the legislative |
dnpar<ment. The Amendment provides |
Ghaf members of the Legislature shall |
~ receive pay for more than 80 days,
sd no bill shall be introduced after the |
e1ghteenih day.
By Toaer-Regulating the hours of |
1aboF OF street car conductors, drivers |
sd gripmen. The bill il identical with |
eho one introduced by Senator Clunie.
BY Tsyior-Relating to the place
1here taxes may be paid.
BY misunderstanding for the pay
Dnesat of 5000 95 to John L. Cooke and
Vim. Gattenberger for labor done and
Material farnishcd in the construction Of
1he Folsom Prison.
BY Graag- ITO provide for the resto.
ration TO citizenship of u certain class of
Rers0ns resting under civil disabilities.
By Bary--RelAtipg to junk dealers.
: BY Brocks--An Act to regulate and
11e6zise gambling, and to repeal Sections
-, 33l aad 337 of the Penal Code.
By Seary--To pay the claims of Rich.
asd 0'Connor for the damage to his
&orse.
ByW. A. Erown--Rslating to gaming.
The bill includes in the list of games
Ursh:bited by Law the new tangled game
= hokey pokey.
By Batler-To create the county of
Eersiae out Of portion of Tulare, with
HnDford the coun y seat.
Dy Weber-To amend the Political
code relative to legal holidays The bill |
unkss the Oh of september legal holi-
day.
A RECONSIDERATION.
Hyde, Of Alameds, moved reeonsid.
asafion of the vote by which A. B. I'll
rr1zting to the powers of Board of Su.
psxvisors to impose license tax, and for
~ collection thereof--was on Wednes.
~ refused frat reading.
Tho snoion was carried and Ellsworth
upposed the bill.
Brooks, the author of the measure,
nunks in its favor. He admitted that
de bill was in the interest of the sa-
{or,,~ and said that IL the placaa of